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Melbourne: Riot police out in force as lockdown protester march into CBD - Vimarsana News

Melbourne: Riot police out in force as lockdown protester march into CBD

Australian police fired non-lethal rounds into a crowd of up to 1000 lockdown protesters gathered at Shrine of Remembrance war memorial.

Melbourne: Police close in on hundreds of lockdown protesters at war memorial - Vimarsana News

Melbourne: Police close in on hundreds of lockdown protesters at war memorial

Australian police fired non-lethal rounds into a crowd of up to 1000 lockdown protesters gathered at Shrine of Remembrance war memorial.

CFMEU boss John Setka condemns Melbourne protesters who threw bottles, urine during chaotic rally - Vimarsana News

CFMEU boss John Setka condemns Melbourne protesters who threw bottles, urine during chaotic rally

CFMEU boss John Setka has condemned the “un-Australian” actions of protesters who wreaked chaos in locked down Melbourne for a second consecutive day.

Lockdown protests: No-fly zone over Melbourne as tense Shrine of Remembrance standoff continues - Vimarsana News

Lockdown protests: No-fly zone over Melbourne as tense Shrine of Remembrance standoff continues

Australian police fired non-lethal rounds into a crowd of up to 1000 lockdown protesters gathered at Shrine of Remembrance war memorial.

CFMEU shutdown protests: 'Absolutely outrageous' protesters weren't union, says John Setka - Vimarsana News

CFMEU shutdown protests: 'Absolutely outrageous' protesters weren't union, says John Setka

Protesters have returned to CFMEU headquarters the day after “absolutely outrageous” protests turned violent, as Health Minister says more than 400 COVID-19 cases linked to construction sector.